“I feel so presidential just like Trump” – Cubana Chief Priest says as he storms airport in grand style

Socialite and businessman Pascal Chubuike, better known as Cubana Chief Priest, is comparing himself with US President-elect Donald Trump.

Taking to his Instagram page to share photos of him arriving at Sam Mbakwe International Airport in a grand style, Cubana stated that he feels so presidential just like Trump.

“So Presidential, Just Like Trump”.

See some reactions via his comment section,

One The_chukwunyere1 wrote, “Owerri Rick Ross

One I Am Mr_painkiller wrote, “Trump no dey light weed inside him SUV

One Tolu Scott wrote, “No be like Tinubu bros?

One Mr9ja_igbalode wrote, “Segun of Lagos

One DJ_Tizzybwoi wrote, “Make them leave a caption for CP

One Hypeman_Osmosis wrote, “Odogwu, you are big abeg.”

Cubana isn’t the only Nigerian, who seems to be a fan of Trump. When Trump was declared the winner of the 2024 US election, Yul drummed support for him, declaring him the man for life. He declared him the leader of the stubborn Boys association and called him a true definition of the term ‘never give up and an epitome of grace.

Taking his love for Trump to the extreme, Yul had expressed desire to name his son after him. He vowed that if God blesses him with another son, he will name him after Donald Trump, who he considers the leader of the Stubborn Boys Association.

In other news, A few days back, Cubana had sent a word of message to his millions of fans and followers on the need to keep a fake life. He admonished his fans to make sure they appear rich as it is the fastest access to open doors. According to him, fake life brings real life. He added that if one doesn’t add packaging to their life, they will end up suffering.

In October, Cubana had advised the public on the need to have real friends. He stated that even if he fell, he had over a thousand dudes that would raise him, as he described them as his backup. Admonishing the public, he told them to chase real people as they chase money, as he avowed that life is about meeting and losing people